1863: Starting with the Rescue of Shi Dakai

Historical fiction is losing popularity, all because of a bunch of rubbish. Hopefully, the author can maintain their quality and keep writing; they might just break through.

There have been quite a few articles about the Taiping Rebellion lately.

A reliable author, as flavorful as ever.

A society where everyone is equal and no one is exploited is impossible for educators, not even for gods. Perhaps only when a group of people exploit foreigners will the wealth gap be smaller.

Is the author planning to establish socialism in 1863?

After chapter 40, the book was rewritten, and the quality dropped three levels, turning into pure, unrealistic, and rambling fiction.

What's so great about Shi Dakai that he can be saved? 😐The author's intellectual level determines the book's potential, which is why bad books are everywhere.

At least the author researched historical facts and presented their findings logically and with evidence. Reader feedback was also considered regarding the protagonist's personality in the early stages.

This is really not good; it's not even as good as an American gangster movie.

Currently, the supplies are among the few acceptable in historical texts. Keep it up!